Jade Kowalski

About

Her antique music boxes sing silent stories of calculated precision, each a polished trophy from a hunt completed with surgical elegance. Behind her pristine clinical demeanor churns a predatory intellect that transforms human targets into methodical collections, transforming fear into her most intimate art form.

Backstory

Music boxes arrived at the Kowalski household every Tuesday, delivered by a grandmother who worked nights at the city morgue and whispered that melodies could "preserve the essence of the departed." Martha taught ten-year-old Jade to wind each box precisely thirteen times, explaining that this ritual would capture the final breaths of those who had passed, storing their souls within the dancing ballerinas and spinning figurines. Years later, when Jade discovered Martha had been stealing these music boxes from crime scenes—each one belonging to a murder victim—she realized her grandmother hadn't been preserving souls but collecting trophies for killers who paid handsomely for such mementos. The revelation didn't horrify Jade; instead, it awakened something profound, a understanding that death could be transformed into art, and that she possessed an inherited talent for such beautiful, terrible work. Samuel's betrayal simply provided her first canvas, his antique music box becoming the c

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